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Where to Eat in Paris’ 5th Arrondissement
After living in the 18ème for three and a half years, at the end of last year, I made the move to the rive gauche and the Latin quarter. While I was sad to leave my beloved Montmartre behind, I was...
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Eco-Friendly & Zero-Waste Dining in Paris
Over the past few years, Parisian restaurants have become increasingly veggie- and Earth- friendly. Some chefs are now going a step further than simply adding a vegetarian dish to their menu; they’re...
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5 Restaurants to Try on Your Next Paris Trip
Paris is buzzing back to life, with tourists and locals venturing out again. The City is full of exciting dining options to explore, whether you’re looking for breathtaking views, fine dining, classic...
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The Best Latin American Restaurants in Paris
After moving to Paris from Puerto Rico, I tried to find ways to feel close to home even if I was thousands of miles away. As a Puerto Rican with Mexican roots, home has always meant many things to me....
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Where to Eat Traditional French Food in Paris
If there is one thing that the French take seriously, it’s their food. There is never a good reason to skip a meal in France, and when you do sit down at the table, it is always an experience. A meal...
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All I Want for Christmas is… Paris
With the Christmas season upon us, and many gift exchanges ahead, I’ve been thinking about what to include on my wish list this year. Staring at the empty notepad, I continue to draw a blank. I have...
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Restaurants Open on Christmas & New Year’s in Paris
Like August, Christmas and New Year’s Eve can be tricky times for finding restaurants that are open in Paris. Luckily, there are a select few that will be open on Christmas Eve (when the French...
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Eco-Friendly & Zero-Waste Dining in Paris
Over the past few years, Parisian restaurants have become increasingly veggie- and Earth- friendly. Some chefs are now going a step further than simply adding a vegetarian dish to their menu; they’re...
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Where to Eat in Paris’ 5th Arrondissement
After living in the 18ème for three and a half years, at the end of last year, I made the move to the rive gauche and the Latin quarter. While I was sad to leave my beloved Montmartre behind, I was...
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What’s Open in August in Paris
Not in Paris this August? Start dreaming of your next getaway by entering our sweepstakes! The grand prize is a week-long stay in our founder Erica’s Montmartre apartment with a balcony and panoramic...
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Le Bon Georges: A Modern French Bistro in the 9th
Have you heard about our Sweepstakes? The top prize is a week-long stay in Paris as well as many other unique prizes! Le Bon Georges have generously donated a lunch for two people at their Paris...
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Expat Entrepreneurs in Paris: Boneshaker Doughnuts
On any given Saturday, strolling through Paris’ 2ème arrondissement, you’ll notice a long line outside a hole-in-the-wall shop on Rue d’Aboukir. Passersby might take a photo or ask patrons what...
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Bistrot Paul Bert: A Classic Paris Bistro
Have you heard about our sweepstakes? The top prize is a week-long stay in Paris as well as many other unique prizes! Bistrot Paul Bert has generously donated a lunch for two people at their Paris...
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What’s Open in August in Paris
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Exploring Paris’s Arty & Foodie La Villette Neighborhood
Paris brims with arty things to see and do. And no matter what kind of visitor you are, there’s something for everyone, including the eastern canal area of La Villette. A bohemian pocket along the...
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Where to Eat on Paris’s Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis
Paris’ tourist-heavy areas like the Marais, 6th and 7th arrondissements, Jardins des Tuileries, and Place de la Concorde are undeniably some of the most picturesque urban landscapes in the world. But...
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Terraces in Paris are Back
Top left: @andregarance / Top right: @hifromalixAbove left: @cestmaikka / Above right: @deci_dela What’s it like being back on a café terrace in Paris? It’s like being back in your lover’s arms after...
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Expat Entrepreneurs in Paris: Boneshaker Doughnuts
On any given Saturday, strolling through Paris’ 2ème arrondissement, you’ll notice a long line outside a hole-in-the-wall shop on Rue d’Aboukir. Passersby might take a photo or ask patrons what...
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Book Release and Giveaway: A Table in Paris
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My Perfect Day in Paris with Ajiri Aki – Madame de la Maison
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